BIO 175 Medical Terminology - Stark State College. Online Lab 9: Eukaryotic Microbes, Parasitology, and Viruses Pre-Lab Questions and Answers.

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BIO 175 Online Lab 9: Eukaryotic Microbes, Parasitology, and Viruses Pre-Lab Question 1. (15 points) Conduct some research and describe the properties of mold that make them sometimes beneficial t... o humans, and sometimes potentially harmful. Be sure to including appropriate APA in-text citations. For help with references and citations, visit the Purdue Owl website (opens in new window). Some molds are valuable because they produce fumaric acid, which is used in the production of pharmaceuticals, whilst others contribute to the production of alcohol, citric acid, and other useful substances. Other potentially hazardous molds might cause fatal neurological sickness as well as a number of other health issues such as throat pain and skin irritation. Mold - beneficial molds history. Beneficial molds history - Production, Penicillium, Aflatoxin, and Produced - JRank Articles. (n.d.). Retrieved April 25, 2022, from https://science.jrank.org/pages/4396/Mold.html Photograph of Results: Experiment 1 Provide THREE (3) photographs of your results below. Be sure to include: TWO closeup photos of your apple and bread sample results along with your ID; and a second photo of a selfie with your results (5 pts. ea./ 10pts total). Be sure to review the photographic evidence for labs item in blackboard to ensure you provide acceptable photos for this section. Be advised proper labeling is required! Include two separate up-close photos of your apple and bread samples over time. Experiment 1 Results Tables Complete Table 1 with your results (worth 20 points). Use the scale below to assess the mold growth, with the percentages representing percentage of the food sample covered by mold: 0 = none 1 = little/some (1 – 25%) 2 = moderate (26 – 50%) 3 = heavy (51 – 75%) 4 = extensive (76 – 100%) [Show More]

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